I flashed a new recovery twrp 2.6.3.3 to flash android revolution rom... I am new to this recovery so I made an error of deleting formatting the internal storage and in turn the android rev zip I wanted to flash.. so now im stuck in recovery with no rom to flash..and no backup to flash or restore.
I can access fastboot and I tried doing fastboot flash zip rom.zip said remote not allowed:failed...
this twrp wont mount the phone on my pc so I can drop the zip on the phone and flash it.
removable storage shows on my pc but it says please insert removable storage when I click it
I also went to mount on twrp and put the x throu system cache and data.. and tried without the x.. usb-otg is non selectable..but I don't even know what that is.. either way I still cant get access on my computer to drop the zip..
so is there any quick way I can get a darn zip transferred to my phone so I can flash it throu twrp.?
any help would be great
thanks
matthewstice said:
I flashed a new recovery twrp 2.6.3.3 to flash android revolution rom... I am new to this recovery so I made an error of deleting formatting the internal storage and in turn the android rev zip I wanted to flash.. so now im stuck in recovery with no rom to flash..and no backup to flash or restore.
I can access fastboot and I tried doing fastboot flash zip rom.zip said remote not allowed:failed...
this twrp wont mount the phone on my pc so I can drop the zip on the phone and flash it.
removable storage shows on my pc but it says please insert removable storage when I click it
I also went to mount on twrp and put the x throu system cache and data.. and tried without the x.. usb-otg is non selectable..but I don't even know what that is.. either way I still cant get access on my computer to drop the zip..
so is there any quick way I can get a darn zip transferred to my phone so I can flash it throu twrp.?
any help would be great
thanks
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I think you just need an OTG cable... download and copy ROM of your choice, copy it to a USB drive, then mount the USB drive to your phone using OTG cable (available in most electronics stores for something like $2)
Once the USB is mounted, go into recovery, click install, and at the top there should be a menu that lets you choose between internal sdcard and OTG. Click OTG, and you'll be able to choose the ROM to install on the USB drive.
There's a way to "push" the files to your phone when it's hooked up through USB cable to the PC, but that's a bit more complicated. You can google or search on the forums (how to push files to HTC ONE)
Ya I googled..pushed zip over fastboot as I heard adb won't work..or is that wrong? just dont know if i did it right.. fastboot flash zip yourrom.zip..I'll give that other option a try but I guess I need a USB drive..and a cord.
Thanks
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Go to recovery and adb push rom,zip /data/media
matthewstice said:
Ya I googled..pushed zip over fastboot as I heard adb won't work..or is that wrong? just dont know if i did it right.. fastboot flash zip yourrom.zip..I'll give that other option a try but I guess I need a USB drive..and a cord.
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No, that's not right for flashing a custom ROM. That would be for flashing a ROM from HTC. They're both distributed as .zip, but are different formats. @SaHiLzZ got the right answer, but I'll explain it a little further:
- Install/configure ADB (you probably already did this if you can run fastboot).
- Boot the phone to recovery
- I would run two commands just for a little added safety:
Code:
adb shell mkdir /data/media
adb shell mkdir /data/media/0
Then the key command:
Code:
adb push name-of-ROM.zip /data/media/0/
Make sure the ROM is in the present shell directory on your computer, or type the full path to the ROM. The transfer takes a few minutes. The procedure is identical on Linux/OSX/Windows.
Now the ROM is on your phone, and you can install in TWRP.
Easiest way is 2 buy a USB OTG cable and put the ROM in the USB storage
fenstre said:
No, that's not right for flashing a custom ROM. That would be for flashing a ROM from HTC. They're both distributed as .zip, but are different formats. @SaHiLzZ got the right answer, but I'll explain it a little further:
- Install/configure ADB (you probably already did this if you can run fastboot).
- Boot the phone to recovery
- I would run two commands just for a little added safety:
Code:
adb shell mkdir /data/media
adb shell mkdir /data/media/0
Then the key command:
Code:
adb push name-of-ROM.zip /data/media/0/
Make sure the ROM is in the present shell directory on your computer, or type the full path to the ROM. The transfer takes a few minutes. The procedure is identical on Linux/OSX/Windows.
Now the ROM is on your phone, and you can install in TWRP.
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Adb push myrom.zip /data/media/0
Waited 5 min then
Failed to copy "myrom.Zip" to /data/media/0/: Is a directory
Not working.. Want to get this work in over adb as I don't want to go out an buy a cord and USB drive
First I'll try
Adb push myrom.zip /data/media
I notice the ROM zip showing on the data/media directory on the phone..but something seems to be interrupting and failing the transfer before its completed
Second attempt worked...thank you..I'm back in business
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My HTC ONE wont mount via usb so i'm trying to flash a custom rom to the phone's internal storage (as it has no sdcard slot)
I have got as far as opening the CMD and directing it to the device but i dont know the proper command to ADD a zip file to the storage
anyone pls help, i think this is fairly simple
You're supposed to be using ADB commands in order to sideload a ROM and then install it from recovery.
Is that what you are trying to do or how are you going about it? Are you trying to use fast boot commands? Because those won't work.
Here's a guide to setting up ADB:
http://www.howtogeek.com/125769/how-to-install-and-use-abd-the-android-debug-bridge-utility/
You'll need proper drivers for your computer to recognise your device in ADB mode, and those are automatically installed with HTC Sync Manager.
After placing the ROM file into the platform-tools folder, rename it to rom.zip and then execute the following command:
adb sideload rom.zip
Of course that's after making sure that your device is actually recognised by ADB and listed in command prompt, by using this code:
adb devices
Good luck
Ok great i think i have adb and most of the drivers already installed so i'll give this a go.
yes my ONE got stuck in bootloop with CM10.1 and my backups are on my PC not the phone so i figured i'd mount by USB but neither TWRP or CWM will mount by USB????
I have CWM touch installed so i'm thinking as long as this is in place my device isn't tottally shafted?
Use the command:
Code:
adb push name_of_rom.zip /sdcard/0
or
Code:
adb push name_of_rom.zip /data/media
when you're in CWM, then flash the rom
Drag and drop it to the storage folder. Should be
/storage/sdcard0
And you can use ftp WiFi from the playstore if you don't wanna connect via usb cable.
I've resolved this now.
i'll explain what i did, it may help someone else out:
I went into CWM
Then i formatted the internal sdcard
Once i did that, an option in CWM appeared to sideload zip, i picked that, then it waited for the sideload command
went to folder on my PC containing adb.exe > hold shift > right click > open command here
then typed "adb sideload <romname>"
thanks for the help, good community here.
Yes, that's the correct way. And by the way, you cannot mount usb storage while you're in recovery anymore, neither TWRP nor CWM will do that for you. The only other option is using an OTG cable.
I think I soft bricked my phone.
I tried to fastboot a new rom over to my sdcard to no avail.
I have the PhilZ Touch 5 CWM Base Version : v6.0.3.7. Build 5.11.2 - HTC_One_cm_m7ul installed.
How do I copy a file via usb cable to my sd card and flash a rom again. I'm use to a phone that had a removable micro sd so this is new to me.
Thanks
Richard
krustypick said:
I think I soft bricked my phone.
I tried to fastboot a new rom over to my sdcard to no avail.
I have the PhilZ Touch 5 CWM Base Version : v6.0.3.7. Build 5.11.2 - HTC_One_cm_m7ul installed.
How do I copy a file via usb cable to my sd card and flash a rom again. I'm use to a phone that had a removable micro sd so this is new to me.
Thanks
Richard
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using ADB, not fastboot
adb push C:\Users\User\Downloads\rom.zip /sdcard/rom.zip
(replace the C:\Users\User\Downloads with where the zip is and rom.zip to the actual zip name)
you should be able access adb through recovery, maybe in bootloader/fastboot mode too but I'm not too sure
krustypick said:
I think I soft bricked my phone.
I tried to fastboot a new rom over to my sdcard to no avail.
I have the PhilZ Touch 5 CWM Base Version : v6.0.3.7. Build 5.11.2 - HTC_One_cm_m7ul installed.
How do I copy a file via usb cable to my sd card and flash a rom again. I'm use to a phone that had a removable micro sd so this is new to me.
Thanks
Richard
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Can you boot into recovery? If so you should be able to push a rom zip file over adb with this command: adb push name_of_rom_file.zip /sdcard/
This is of course assuming you have adb set up and that your phone shows up when you enter the 'adb devices' command.
EDIT: looks like thom109 beat me to it.
thom109 said:
using ADB, not fastboot
adb push C:\Users\User\Downloads\rom.zip /sdcard/rom.zip
(replace the C:\Users\User\Downloads with where the zip is and rom.zip to the actual zip name)
you should be able access adb through recovery, maybe in bootloader/fastboot mode too but I'm not too sure
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I tried this guys but my computer just says 'error' and will not push the file over. No sure where to go from here. I did order an OTG cable and will see if that will work.
bluetint said:
Can you boot into recovery? If so you should be able to push a rom zip file over adb with this command: adb push name_of_rom_file.zip /sdcard/
This is of course assuming you have adb set up and that your phone shows up when you enter the 'adb devices' command.
EDIT: looks like thom109 beat me to it.
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Sorry.
What is says is error closed.
krustypick said:
I tried this guys but my computer just says 'error' and will not push the file over. No sure where to go from here. I did order an OTG cable and will see if that will work.
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There isn't any more information in the error? It literally just says "error"? Do you have ADB set up properly? Have you been able to use it before?
EDIT: Didn't see your second post. I've never seen that error before.
EDIT 2: With your phone in recovery mode and plugged into your computer what is the output of the command 'adb devices' ?
bluetint said:
There isn't any more information in the error? It literally just says "error"? Do you have ADB set up properly? Have you been able to use it before?
EDIT: Didn't see your second post. I've never seen that error before.
EDIT 2: With your phone in recovery mode and plugged into your computer what is the output of the command 'adb devices' ?
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I type c:\fastboot> adb devices - it comes back as;
List of devices attached
HT35KW909302 host
krustypick said:
Sorry.
What is says is error closed.
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make sure you also state the name of the zip file the second time.
so adb push C:\blabla\bla\rom.zip /sdcard/rom.zip
not just adb push C:\blabla\bla\rom.zip /sdcard
and what state is your device in when trying to push? It works in fastboot mode and in recovery mode
thom109 said:
make sure you also state the name of the zip file the second time.
so adb push C:\blabla\bla\rom.zip /sdcard/rom.zip
not just adb push C:\blabla\bla\rom.zip /sdcard
and what state is your device in when trying to push? It works in fastboot mode and in recovery mode
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It shows device in both Fastboot and ADB devices command.
Well I did something stupid, I was getting ready to give my phone to a friend and in my haste to make sure everything was deleted, I formatted /system in CWM recovery. I dont have any backups left on it either.
Now, I just need to flash a new rom, but I cant get my phone to connect to a computer in order to transfer the rom over.
It shows up immediately in Device Manager under Android USB Devices > My HTC, but it does not show up as a separate drive in My Computer.
Ive made sure the driver is up to date.
Anyone have any ideas?
culturistic said:
Well I did something stupid, I was getting ready to give my phone to a friend and in my haste to make sure everything was deleted, I formatted /system in CWM recovery. I dont have any backups left on it either.
Now, I just need to flash a new rom, but I cant get my phone to connect to a computer in order to transfer the rom over.
It shows up immediately in Device Manager under Android USB Devices > My HTC, but it does not show up as a separate drive in My Computer.
Ive made sure the driver is up to date.
Anyone have any ideas?
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you cant connect your device to computer in MTP mode because you are not having any rom
try adb sideloading rom or adb push rom in custom recovery like TWRP or CWM (i used TWRP) in order to upload rom to sdcard
For Adb sideloading rom
> Reboot into TWRP
> in TWRP click "advanced" and navigate to "Sideload"
> Swipe to start Sideload
> now type "adb sideload romzip.zip"
wait until 100% then reboot back to recovery to flash the rom
If Adb sideload doesnt work..try Adb push
> Reboot into TWRP
> type "adb push rom.zip"
it might take sometime may be less than 5min to sideload or push the rom..dont cancel the command prompt after typing the above commands
Harish_Kumar said:
you cant connect your device to computer in MTP mode because you are not having any rom
try adb sideloading rom or adb push rom in custom recovery like TWRP or CWM (i used TWRP) in order to upload rom to sdcard
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Awesome, thanks a million!
Hi everybody, i have htc m7, sd card is empy, twrp working but doesn't work while i try to mount something. I can't use adb push And OTG cable works but on twrp the OTG0 folder seems empy but on pc it doesn't..i can't install ruu because s-on and i can put to s-off only if the phone doesn't go to bootloop.:silly:
-twrp working
-no rom to flash
-unable to mount /data /sdcard
-OTG usb empy
-no ruu
-S-on
-unlocked
Thanks to you , XDA, and for all you guys
dexploit said:
Hi everybody, i have htc m7, sd card is empy, twrp working but doesn't work while i try to mount something. I can't use adb push And OTG cable works but on twrp the OTG0 folder seems empy but on pc it doesn't..i can't install ruu because s-on and i can put to s-off only if the phone doesn't go to bootloop.:silly:
-twrp working
-no rom to flash
-unable to mount /data /sdcard
-OTG usb empy
-no ruu
-S-on
-unlocked
Thanks to you , XDA, and for all you guys
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What version of Twrp recovery are you using?try to flash the Twrp either 2.3.3 or later but not the new version. Then try adb sideload
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dexploit said:
Hi everybody, i have htc m7, sd card is empy, twrp working but doesn't work while i try to mount something. I can't use adb push And OTG cable works but on twrp the OTG0 folder seems empy but on pc it doesn't..i can't install ruu because s-on and i can put to s-off only if the phone doesn't go to bootloop.:silly:
-twrp working
-no rom to flash
-unable to mount /data /sdcard
-OTG usb empy
-no ruu
-S-on
-unlocked
Thanks to you , XDA, and for all you guys
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I'm guessing you have HTC drivers installed.
Connect USB to windows Boot into Recovery, selecr Advanced, choose Sideload, then swipe to start sideload
then with adb use command 'adb devices'
Does your phone up? it'll have a name beginning with sideload
If it doesn't, possible driver issue. What OS are you using?
dexploit said:
Hi everybody, i have htc m7, sd card is empy, twrp working but doesn't work while i try to mount something. I can't use adb push And OTG cable works but on twrp the OTG0 folder seems empy but on pc it doesn't..i can't install ruu because s-on and i can put to s-off only if the phone doesn't go to bootloop.:silly:
-twrp working
-no rom to flash
-unable to mount /data /sdcard
-OTG usb empy
-no ruu
-S-on
-unlocked
Thanks to you , XDA, and for all you guys
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Did u mount USB OTG ??
CYNiCAL2KX said:
I'm guessing you have HTC drivers installed.
Connect USB to windows Boot into Recovery, selecr Advanced, choose Sideload, then swipe to start sideload
then with adb use command 'adb devices'
Does your phone up? it'll have a name beginning with sideload
If it doesn't, possible driver issue. What OS are you using?
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yes lastest driver installed. i have twrp 2.7, i've done adb sideload customROM.zip but than ?
dexploit said:
yes lastest driver installed. i have twrp 2.7, i've done adb sideload customROM.zip but than ?
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CYNiCAL2KX said:
I'm guessing you have HTC drivers installed.
Connect USB to windows Boot into Recovery, selecr Advanced, choose Sideload, then swipe to start sideload
then with adb use command 'adb devices'
Does your phone up? it'll have a name beginning with sideload
If it doesn't, possible driver issue. What OS are you using?
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Did you do 'ADB devices'???
raghav kapur said:
Did u mount USB OTG ??
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yes but on twrp in logs page it says "unable to mount otg" and "unable to mount /data /system /cache" Seems like the one doesn't recognize the partition
CYNiCAL2KX said:
Did you do 'ADB devices'???
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yes and "sending: 'HTC_One_-_****************_32.0.0 (2).zip' 100%"
but than ? Phone bootloop and where is the rom that i've placed ?
dexploit said:
yes and "sending: 'HTC_One_-_****************_32.0.0 (2).zip' 100%"
but than ? Phone bootloop and where is the rom that i've placed ?
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The phone bootlooped? Strange. TWRP usually runs the script straight after sideload. The zip is on sdcard/0/sideload.zip
What happens when you try to install the sideload.zip?
CYNiCAL2KX said:
The phone bootlooped? Strange. TWRP usually runs the script straight after sideload. The zip is on sdcard/0/sideload.zip
What happens when you try to install the sideload.zip?
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in in twrp if i go to install i see only empy sdcard!!! but the adb sideload command was completed at 100 %...no errors, nothing..(yesterday i had cwm 5 and always all folder empy and unable to mount all !!!!)
Flash latest CWM recovery the same way you flash Twrp.twrp is unsecure coz you deleted all your system data in twrp recovery.after flash,cwm shoud work,and adb too.then put superuser.zip on internal storage,install thru cwm to gain root.flash arhd 52.0 rom to get it boot.
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dexploit said:
in in twrp if i go to install i see only empy sdcard!!! but the adb sideload command was completed at 100 %...no errors, nothing..(yesterday i had cwm 5 and always all folder empy and unable to mount all !!!!)
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I think you have a corrupted partition. Try this: http://android-revolution-hd.blogspot.co.uk/2013/10/fix-data-htc-one.html
Just something I found with a quick search but, I hope that will fix your problem, if not you should google around for more alternative methods to repairing a corrupted data partition
How Do I Recognise The Problem?
When trying to mount the DATA partition from inside the custom recovery using the mount /data command you will most likely see this output: mount: mounting /dev/block/mmcblk0p37 on /data failed: Invalid argument
To be 100% sure you can check filesystem structure with the following command: /sbin/e2fsck -n -f /dev/block/mmcblk0p37
Good luck
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shawek said:
Flash latest CWM recovery the same way you flash Twrp.twrp is unsecure coz you deleted all your system data in twrp recovery.after flash,cwm shoud work,and adb too.then put superuser.zip on internal storage,install thru cwm to gain root.flash arhd 52.0 rom to get it boot.
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Read the full thread before posting
He used CWM but it shows no files on sdcard
Thanks, but doesn't work. Buto now i can mount sd card, but not /system and /cache!
shawek said:
Flash latest CWM recovery the same way you flash Twrp.twrp is unsecure coz you deleted all your system data in twrp recovery.after flash,cwm shoud work,and adb too.then put superuser.zip on internal storage,install thru cwm to gain root.flash arhd 52.0 rom to get it boot.
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So, I did part of this because I'm having a similar issue. I was able to flash CWM, but unable to mount USB storage in order to get this thing booted up. I tried to sideload and that's unsuccessful.
When I use the devices command in adb, it doesn't list it. However, when I typed devices in fastboot, it listed it. Obviously, I'm starting to get pissed.
i had a same problem,needed 3 days to solve it.I understand that adb cant recognize the device(i was getting that error too)and(typing "adb devices" sometimes shows the device)--,but can you put a zip file on internal storage of the phone,now when you have cwm recovery?try to get many informations as you can,read,you will fix this.i didnt try to fix partitions mentioned above,but you can try with that.
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It seems like your data partition is trashed, and maybe you need to format it. This is more aggressive than wiping /sdcard and /data. TWRP can do this, and CWM probably can, too. Also, "fastboot devices" should only show the phone when it's in fastboot mode, and "adb devices" will show the phone when it's in recovery or running Android (with USB Debugging enabled).
If you want to poke around a little bit before taking this drastic step, I would try one more time to get adb connected--boot the phone to recovery, wait a few seconds, attach the cable, then give "adb devices" another try. Also, I don't know if the driver necessary for ADB is the same as fastboot. It's possible your computer is configured to do one but not the other. Is there someone else's computer you can ask to use for a few minutes to check this?
Solved unmount /system /cache /data
i've format all the formattable things in twrp , reboot and used adb push and after flash cyanogenmod! ! Thank you all guys !:good:
Hello all,
I made a big mistake and wiped my Sd card on my rooted, Unlocked M7. I was able to get recovery(TWRP) back on but for the life of me cannot sideload a Rom on it? At the moment it has no OS. So that means I cannot open usb debugging so I could manually place the ViperOne rom back on the SD. I've never sideloaded anything but after watching many youtube videos and failing ( cannot read ROM.zip) its driving me nuts. Is there maybe an easier way? Maybe something else I can try?
I have tried to load for both desktop and platform tools( both I can see my device).
Splitshot said:
( cannot read ROM.zip)
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This error is usually caused by the file being in the wrong location. Make sure "ROM.zip" is in the same folder where you have adb and fastboot on your computer.
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TWRP 2.6.4.0 also include mtp drivers so you can see your device storage on your ocmputer when booted in recovery mode.
Splitshot said:
Hello all,
I made a big mistake and wiped my Sd card on my rooted, Unlocked M7. I was able to get recovery(TWRP) back on but for the life of me cannot sideload a Rom on it? At the moment it has no OS. So that means I cannot open usb debugging so I could manually place the ViperOne rom back on the SD. I've never sideloaded anything but after watching many youtube videos and failing ( cannot read ROM.zip) its driving me nuts. Is there maybe an easier way? Maybe something else I can try?
I have tried to load for both desktop and platform tools( both I can see my device).
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alray said:
This error is usually caused by the file being in the wrong location. Make sure "ROM.zip" is in the same folder where you have adb and fastboot on your computer.
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TWRP 2.6.4.0 also include mtp drivers so you can see your device storage on your ocmputer when booted in recovery mode.
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Like alray said flash TWRP 2.8.4.0 and the phone will be seen in windows and you can just copy the file to the phone and flash it
I already had a "Install recovery v1.2" in my downloads so I tried this because I was unsuccessful with all the other attempts and low and behold it worked. although its an older version of TWRP (2.6.3). would it make a difference not having the latest? now that recovery is there I was hoping to push a ROM then update the recovery through root manager.
I just read alray's last line about the mtp drivers. OK, I will first get my folders working better, upgrade to a newer version TWRP and then push a rom. Is there a difference in "Fastboot adb sideload flash ViperOne.zip" and "
" adb sideload push ViperOne.zip"? Two video's used 2 different commands.
Splitshot said:
I already had a "Install recovery v1.2" in my downloads so I tried this because I was unsuccessful with all the other attempts and low and behold it worked. although its an older version of TWRP (2.6.3). would it make a difference not having the latest? now that recovery is there I was hoping to push a ROM then update the recovery through root manager.
I just read alray's last line about the mtp drivers. OK, I will first get my folders working better, upgrade to a newer version TWRP and then push a rom. Is there a difference in "Fastboot adb sideload flash ViperOne.zip" and "
" adb sideload push ViperOne.zip"? Two video's used 2 different commands.
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you don't need adb at all if you load TWRP 2.8.4.0 you just copy the file in windows like to a flash drive
Splitshot said:
upgrade to a newer version TWRP and then push a rom.
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If you are going to update twrp to 2.8.4.0, you will not need to push or sideload the rom, just copy it to your phone storage using the windows explorer. Navigate to "my computer --> One --> Internal storage" and copy your rom there.
Is there a difference in "Fastboot adb sideload flash ViperOne.zip" and "
" adb sideload push ViperOne.zip"? Two video's used 2 different commands.
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These 2 commands means nothing. :laugh: SO no, there is no difference between these 2 commands, both will fail lol
if you want to use adb push:
Code:
adb push name_of_rom.zip /sdcard
if you want to sideload:
Code:
adb sideload name_of_rom.zip
But like i said, you don't need to use these commands to get your rom on your phone if you are gonna update twrp to 2.8.4.0.
download twrp 2.8.4.0, save it to the same folder where you have adb and fastboot installed on your computer. Open a command prompt from that folder, boot your phone in bootloader/fastboot usb mode.
Code:
fastboot flash recovery name_of_recovery.img
fastboot erase cache
fastboot reboot-bootloader
then boot in recovery mode
you'll now see your phone storage on your computer, copy (drag and drop) your rom.zip to your phone storage.